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How to disable delete relationship button based on parent item state?

Adam Partlo — Wed, 10 Apr 2024 21:07:16 GMT

I know this question has been asked multiple times and I have reviewed all the ones that had answers. None of them seemed to clearly lead me in the right direction.

I feel what I'm trying to do is a pretty basic use case. I'm trying to prevent affected items from being deleted or added based on the lifecycle state of the ECN. I feel the following is the most user friendly way to achieve this.

For the ECN Item, I want to disable the "Delete ECN Affected Item" button when the ECN state is (In Review or Released state).

Is this recommended? If so, please provide an example.

If not, what is the preferred method to achieve this with a good user experience?

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Looking for equivalent of SQL select max(property) in IOM

Adam Partlo — Thu, 18 Jan 2024 15:01:54 GMT

I am looking for the equivalent to select max(property) in IOM.

The below SQL query returns exactly what I want, but I understand that this should be used as a last resort and want to make sure I'm not missing something.
select MAX(item_number)
FROM [InnovatorServer27_Dev_HL].[innovator].[PART]
where part.item_number like '1010P%'

result: 1010P000002

This is the function within my method that I'm working with.

string GetNextBaseNumber(Innovator inn, string PartNumberPrefix)
{
int BaseNumber = 1;

// This query is currently returning a collection when I want it to return the max value
Item Part = inn.newItem("Part", "get");
Part.setProperty("item_number", PartNumberPrefix + "%");
Part.setPropertyAttribute("item_number", "condition", "like");
Part = Part.apply();

if (!Part.isEmpty())
{
BaseNumber = Int32.Parse(Part.getProperty("item_number").Substring(5,6))+1;
}

return PartNumberPrefix + BaseNumber.ToString().PadLeft(6, '0');

}